Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1876, Page 3

2] ____ RAILROADS. 1876 vemsSVttania 1876 nOUTE To the North, West, suc WED: ery, Magnificent Equipment. Trans lease Weaning #e. cit! tae, from Depot, | _fe089-tnovl f 6 st are: rT to Uhieago, except Sunda; URE AND POTOMAO RAILROAD. ae ee ors ag | chester, Boffslo, Biagera worth, be. mu. dally, except capt ards: From Pier BATORDAY Palace ( Begular Sem: homey LE with | dence, Bostor Ber Kew 3 Palace Car 7, except '. 4 For Philsiciphia. 1:30 p.m. ¢aily, except Sanday, ous 53 anes 10 p. Fame B ‘Limited Express, ally, janday. Accommodation for Baltimeres 7-50 a. m. Cally. ja ‘and 3: jaily. . For Po} . aad 4:90 daily, exce Vor ‘Aanapel oe m. and 4:55 p.m., except ‘Sanda, 7 ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG BAIL- WAY AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON BAILBOSD Alexand: 6.7 9,10,11 5.m.,1,3.4:30 #8. TOsceat 1140 pms. On Sunday ae 9. 2 p.m . via Bichmond, 11:40 p. ; and $40 8. m. wm. acd 11:30 p. m. daily, m1. 3,4, 5, Sunday at = and 10a. m., and 5 p.m. Tickets, foform sccommodations can be procure Northeast corser of Thirteenth street and Peun- | Osiabria_ Wed. Fi sylvania avenue, Northeast corner of Sixth street | Java, Wed. F. and Pennsy! avenue, and at the Depot, where orders can be ieit for the checktug of Baggage to destination f els and cas) jon tr He Real iene DM. BOYD. Jx., Gen'l Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, Gen'l Manager. jan3-ly ALTIMOKE AND OHIO RAILKOAD, cares oF PastaoB.—Uabtn, @0,, — 54 to accommodation fold, accordin SAVE WASHINGTON. and Way Stations, Relfast, Gisagow , freight wud Louis aod Pittsburg Bx- oor ner at Cumberland, Md. STEAMER LIN PAMER 1 Will los ve 6th street wbart « Days s r Southwerte {tomar taudines incind Double Track, Steet Rails, Splendid Scem- | WS0. Macacdvc and Bas! BW BXPBRESS LINE Via CANAL, | PHILADELPHIA. ALB INGTON AN SAILING DATS rth Wherves, Phiiadvipbia, 12m From 59 W ater street. D.O., MONDAY, st 6 ‘This line Connects at Phiisdetphie with Uiyde's (Mew tteiand Soa ” ew Rnugia ited PI "Pall. | age in Boston by this line. che chances of oot oar : jeenstown to New jan of 8 at 48 lat., or m. daily, Nad ele | Of at 42 ist., or nothing to the nor ee Tu ESSIEN A NORTE AaEROAS for Washington, 6. 7.8, 2 WEE a « BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LI. PUOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. tion, Siceping ama Parlor Oat | ~ Fnost New Youn From Naw Yo eee «Wed. Feb. 9 rob me arthia.. Wed.. M. ~¥- Abyssinia Wed., Mar 22 106 and g130, CHANGES OF TIME. Feearary 13th, 187¢, 15, gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable terme. iteerage toKcts to and frum all cory lowiratee, "Througi bile Havre, Antwerp end o iterfanean ports For Spply at the Company's No.4 Bowling Green; or both steei itimore sad Way Stations. Un Sanday to SMALLWOOD & HORKINON rts of Barope at on the Oontinent, sud for Med: ad Way, Stations. Ux jen-ly CHAS. @. FRANOKLYN, Agent liccvand Way Betis: | eee }0,19-slar T.x0RRUNLiMITED EXPRESS Mo stops EDUCATIONAL. £9. 15—Baltimore and Way Stations 2:30—Nsw YORK ann Nox! r » Parlor Cars. " IES TYLEKS 8 HOOL for Boys under 12 wissiaene bre a @, Frederick, Bagerstown and | received at any time none y tatters Vie Male Blom) tion call on B. B. TYLKH, 1429 New York avo- " Pott Garner ee bre. Barper's Fe foebester ead ae EAdGE! Niitetopetine brash.” | |VRS OSRORNES FoUNG @:30—Bartixcae Exrasss, Stops at AMUING ANG DAY SCHOOL, : $5 Bahianre, Annupotie and Wer Stations. | west. Patr H. Beutan, Proleeer of German; ‘$o—Uuicaco Fast Uxrnnss, Hagerstown. M'ile Brun, Teacher of ‘French. Next quarter commences February Int, 1576. jand4 3m cand Way Stations. Cincinnan, Pittsburg |Faet ay Ststions om Ohio and Ubicag: whe orakeete oe Di A tion, may receives :25—New Siout Exrasss. Steepingears | Hath ihe cs the to New York, Board and Taitien 3 Heimat ‘principal Way Stations. F325, 200. Bet em 3:50- 4:43,5:30 5 a uating Fee. 8:00, ‘0:25, sud} daily. All’ other | 2822 t&«2m BRO’ PRE EPwooran rsp ize Ts. BBV. Fu. KNIORY PROF. JOR ML dal Seaton of tralusdaily except Sund The Sixth Ano OOK HILL COLLEOR. 5 ELLICOTT City, MD. nicago, Columbus, Sandusky and | , this Institution te conducted by the Christian 8 satisfactory examina: plone. i either ths Olasaical, pmmercial Jourse, Corner 15th arm J a3 and Ob 458 Pent ania s¥-one, where orcera will point in the cfiy THOS. B. SHARP, JEW YORK AND WASHiNGTOS L > PHILADRLPH: TO BALTIMOBE, PHILADELPI ALB POINTS IN_THE NSW &! STATES. THBOUGA pated i ay pales aNuD ORK WSEKLY AND Fy sated PAIMENY WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. ‘The equipment on this ine is pew audof the most | Hews Gfc.—1329 F STEGET rgtier ap eta 2 elegant 61.4 improved finish. WAIN Lesting at 9: be PAKLON OAB Tit. CCOLUSIVELY THAINS. AND CLS8SIVAL 8B YOUNG LADIES, Mrs. ANGELO JAG} wt sows. Wanklugton Statay ane | BAGEIBIL. FARA, taken for bec. age to be ebocked aad recetvad at any ass, York e:coue b. poche INSURANCE. LINS | Jodustrial Life Insurance Qompany WASHINGTON, D.O. CAPITE baccecmnecaneos gE % 5. 5.4, Biter, Prev. 3 PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON swan trains by thia | _C®bvarsing Agents wanted. 3 3 r January 24. dey Bal 1576, ‘ jtimore sod Potomac r Baliroad, corner of 6th and B streets, at follo dean. Anws. for Puilsdeiphia, New York and points Bast for Philsdelpbis and New York « Sanday r 9:10 pm. Express for Philadelphia, New York ana a Ww Avie and In ra D. W. Keremax, 9-83 8m. Linited Express—Puilman Oar Traie— 22MS & KBTOHAM, Fi Sunesy. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS, rom for Philadelphia and way potats | 1.9 prott Bufiting, Corner of F and Sth Streets, represent @ iine of 8 Etats ps Lom OARS on sit Day Trains, | Stor PROPEETY tu the DIBt PULLMAN PALAGB BLEBPING CABS on | of damage by firs on the BORG COMPANIES 2D) BOAD, corner Sih and B streets. 8. Baltimore, Ma. eh _Baporiptendent. Seltinore: Me. | CHEAP! CHEAP! Ber MOR sforomas LROAD, THOUBANDS OF TONS ORDERED. RPOT COLNER STH AND BBYRERTS N.W. ‘deity, of After January 24, 1578, traine will ran as follows: | winds of COAL and WOOD. TRAINS LBAVS FUR BALTIMURE. Now is the time to buy | 6:00 en. Limited Bx daily for the West; | _ If you would save mo: B ‘press for re, daily. signed ty Limtted B laving two of the Sandy. Parlor Gar Train. se ie Pa. Cincinuatt Bx; a dxity tor the Weat daily except Bat for the North. 7:60 pm., Mixed traia to Bowie, daily, excep iy, New York Night Exprosn. TRAL ARRIVE AE WA INGTON. m., New xpress. daily. oon a ‘modstion, dally except Sanday tee om. ine, deily, Gon Accommedoaen tally. 7 Beitimore and Philadelphia Kxpress, i 3 pm. of Rxpreas from New York, datly | “ Cnotoe Rew Fork excegi Sanday. 30 pz. Westingion Mail, daily, except Ban- | Boilers Dranoad #:00 yt, dofi7 from Baltimore and the West. Seer Sens Soren 21:13 pm., umond Bxprem, datiy. Pure Currant and Quince Jelly pat ‘Traine caving Washlogwn e720 a.m. and 430 | og ire Currant & . dail; < et Bowle with Preserves, Brandy trains for Annapolis. | "oeege-tr DM BOYD. Ja COAL AND WOOD. General Pssecneet, SSG G. Wilk thi (err Cuan woop: best varieties of all get a good arttels sepia | ade be ere artaratres ‘induce: | place. ‘ANDRE Pesches, and @ general ss- nqton at 7:80 s,m. and 4:88 great of aes Goods Joy BRYA & BHO. Ponnayivanis evente, tnelr urders at Ticket Ufics, cof tub street aud Peausylvanis corner 6th street aud Ty ais avebue, can have their baggage caited for and checked at 6. residences to ail points North gud Wert. The ugh tickets to, Oincinnati, Colum: napolity Lowisvilie, St, Lous, WILKLBS, Eupcrintend Baltimore, Ma. D. M. BOYD, J., Gen'l Paw'r Ageut, mayer | CINCINNATI GEXANDEIA AND WASHINGTON B. B. CATAWBA WINB, ALEXANDE:A SUD FREDERICKSBURG BB. i Band a sires. orne of , we for Alexandria ss follows: 6, Fer the Holidays. bmata, ‘Seu Feancieto, ané at | WM. MASSEY & CO.’S PHILADA. XX ALB, LAGER BEER, SWEET CIDER, & 2 1, 3, 4:20, 66,7 p.m* 3 ; Rt 20, 0:85 P FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, BY SAWL C. PALMER, de ifr Depot #7 Groone st.. Geo'town, D. 0. His 18 TO Conned. Ail pei before the isth di ane een THE S0PRE PLUMBER AND GAS FITIBR, TRT mart 811 77m ST. NORTHWEST. Wines JOBE 0. 3OGAN, 713 Mavhe Spon. A. FISHES ’s NEW DYE WURKS, 908 @ Sree, near Ninth Sires, Conacced with BM: Sina seat, near Oropposue Pasa Boe ee een CLOTHING, FURNITUBB, by mal) promptly 3 . 00 s ew ao Corner a sizest sad Feuns. ave. rey) IVE NO vicg chaima againyt the said Love are hereby warued to exhibit the same, with the vonchers thereof. to the savscri ber, en or others ise by law be exciuted trom D of the nad catate, rm under my baud, thie 16th day of Set WILLIAM LORD. iT OF THK DISTRICT Februar . 187 fedié THE 8UPBEME COU. i es OF COLUM Special Term, Probate Jurisarction, In the maiter of the will of BODGE: Apotication for letters, the estate of D-BAND Bedding, Oticioths, and AUUTION SALES. AUCTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON | pass i eg eors, mivase rhe sD etreons nertl ABNER, corm-r7th and F atrocts. ee ee B. iw 4 “yr Apa EXPRESS © BSA FUN. cacbued | TRUSTERS’ SaLe oF a TWo story Baron | “PA¥S EX MPANT 8 SALE O Nocict ag. . Fitzaces, LAIMED PACK \GES = Al MUGRING, March 24, 1574, st iow rooms, we shall sell for isms Express Compacy, to pay #. com pr an assortaent J aiy rec: 53, folio ox &c.. &, to Land Records for the District of Oolam: | b- ssid witout reserve) neers Se" DUNCANSON BROs , Sud at the request of the party scoured thereby; | Terms rk Bey 2288.01) Auctioneer vi nd els. by virtue of a decree of the Suprems Uourt feb23 of the Dis rict of © Inmbia. passed ip said court on the 13th di { December, 4. D in Bquity F eal F. KELLEY, Auctioneer, cause Doc. ‘M4, wherein Jos. TK. Office No.'902 Sth street northwest. TRUSTEE'S SALE GF VALUABLE IM auction, in the all 8 PROVED PROPERTY. No 1519 TENTA erty bolders E-DAY, February 234, | STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN P ST. 1576, at 4 o'clock p. m.. ail those ‘certarm pieces of | AND BHODE ISLAND AVESUE, AT AUC Pocele of \end and promises, situate and beieg in TION oe of the city of Waahiogtou, mown aud afs- ¥ virtue of & deed of trast tot ed, tinguished os parts of lots mumbered sixteen (16) beating dave on tho vin dey ot dewees, Dears, Sud seventeen (17), in square mumbered daly recorded in Liber No, 732, folto #09, et seg red anc fifty-four (454), described as 1 one of the Isnd recerds in aud for th Be : Sianing st peing on « Afteon (15) foot alley, sixty- | lumbla, and at the written request of the holder three (63) feet and eleven; 11) inch+s, uerth ‘of tl of the principal Bote and interest notes secured southeast corner of lot numbered seventesn (17),and | thereby, I will sell at public action, on MONDAY, Fanning thence west thirty-seven (37) feet, thenoe | the 6th day cf March, A. D- 1876. at 5 o'clock. B. “north six'een (16) feet and one 1) inch, thence west | m. in front of the ises, lot bumbered ninet: Bity six (58) feet aud atx (6) iiches, to the west lie | two,(92.) in Joseph F Kelley e subaeiaen ot the of lot numbered sixteen (16) and to a thirty (30) | west hail of square numbered thres hundred and theuce north with sail ailey and the west | sixty-five, (968.) in the city of Washt D. 0.5 vumbered sixteen (16/,seventeon(I7)f-et, | said lot frontins elghteen (18) feet on the pact side thence east seventecn (17) feet, thence north threo | of 0b street weet. and ruuning back 105 fect to ae (Bi feet, thence east seventy six (76) feat and six 6) | alley, and improved by @ two-story and basement 5 e Ty THE ALLEY BETWEEN #7H STEERTS, AND G AND H STS., deed of trust, dated June 5. A. ed in Liber 7: Davis et a foot al line aches ‘to the east line of lot numbered seveuteen | ‘proaud brick front Deelline Howe. (12) and to @ Afieen (15) foot alley, theucs south | Terms cfsale: Oue third of the warchaso money With the line of said lot wad alley thirty-six (35) feet | to be paid in cash; and the balanes to be paid at and one (1) tuch to the place of beginning, togethor | one. two, and three years. for which the purchaser with the improvements, &c to give his motes, bearing interest at the rate of beige ch oon my pedo fey a nt. per anuoM, Until paid; interest paya ang expenses of sale in cash, and the balance at six ‘notes (6), twelve (12), and eiehtecn (13! months from day nnn dide wg) peenies or ote of sale. with interest at six, 6) per cent. A deposit Of $30 will be reyuired « roperty sold. Conveyancing at ost A WO to be patd down by the parcha- the purchaser ai tims of | ger immediately after sale sale © Allconvey anciy, the expense of purchaser, LEBER . FOX, T 5 Terms to be complied with in seven days, or thede. | feb28-dtds ANOS EORELORT hier, posit to be forfeitea CHARLES T. DAVIS, : 7ASH. BL W feria MICHAEL P. CALLAN,¢ Trasteos, | WY ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioncer, 2,8 bh S DS, i Z Fu-MORROW. OHAMB. "ETES, UT” i JUNCANSON BHUS., Auctioncers, EXTENSION TABLES. Boutheast corner 9th aud D sts. northwest. y on LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF T! 4 > ENTIRESTOCK OF a CLOTH E 18 AL AND BOYS’ CLOTHING ¢ A i BORIPTION: SULTS, OVERCOA AN) VESTS, BOYS” SULTS BOOTS ANI SHOES, Gextsé JAS FL S. q a MINING, February 25¢h, ey Atction SAREE BSURE 176, St.10 o'clock a mL shat sell, by order 1 SbAY the Supreme Q_urt. holding a spscial term THURSDAY MORNING, February t No. 427 G street, berweon 4th and Sth sts and st, the above descrived goods. WM. LORD, Executor. fen2a-st WASH. B. WILLIAM3, Auct. > SALE OF VALUABLE PHOP- oe RO vED AND UNIMPBOVED, ON. Auctioneer, By virtae of a deed of trast, dated March Ist, A. D. 1875, and recorded iu Liber No. 774,follo 385, of the land records of Washington county, District of Col- bmbia, aud by direction of sev-r/ of the holders of the notes secured thereby, we will sell_at public Auction, in front of the premises, on SATUBDA Y, the 4th day of March, 1576, at @' o'clock p.m. all these pieces or parcels of ground situate in Wash- logton City, D.C., known and described on the of- lows, viz: The south plat of said city ty SMa one halt (2034) fect, part, and the north BEDDL N CARPETS. STAIR PETS, WINDOW SHADES, WS, CROCKERY AND rr tire stock of a dealer, ds sold in lots to sult Taste DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. Ki oY W284. 8 Witiiam he erve, and goo t FURN ? twenty-six feet of lot five (5), with the full depth of BED ANP OTHER LOU. said lot in square three handred and twenty-five On TEUBSDAY, (325), alt of lots twenty (20) and twenty-one (21), the commencing at 10 o'clock a, m.. eastern thirty (9) feet of tot fifteen (15), and the atm. auction room, the above described fur- | w. stern twenty two feet one tach (22 1-12 ft) of lot niture, which is ot modera style and fintshed | sixteen with the full deptn of suid lota,in sau © in the best manner two hundred and ninety six (296); also, lot five (5), reb2a-d WASH. B_WILLIAMS. Auct._ | Ha "square! che hundtedj td. eten (ir aad fod four (4) In square eouth of suuare one hundred am AMES GUILD, Auctl neer, feur( gsther with the improvements thereon, 1004 Pennsylvania avenue. aie: One ftth of the purchase money — é ‘of sale in cash: the balaace payable ae LE OF WALNUT CHAMBER | (re, two, and th.ee years, for which the vote ott ENITUKE: DRESSING BU- | purchaser, beariug interest at the rate of eight (8) AND W. 8 OHALBS, WaKD- c mga from the day of ale td se K 8/84 PES: DESKS. &c -AT AUCTION, | QE DET seule persue ot teen On THURSDAY MOBNONG, February Sil beregaired 1 the time of sale: and ali o yeTANCINg will be Bt the expense of the purchaser. aining stock | The ssle 10 bs snbyect to any uupsid taxes on the 24th commencing at 19 o'clock. will be so'd without resery entire re »¢ goods on hand at my «ld plac f business, weperty. Lt the terms of sate are not complied 1014 Peunsyivania avenue, in part as above named | hithin seven days the ‘Trastees teverve: the take together with & genersi assortment of other goods © revell Lhe property ‘be risk and cost of the de- sullable for houekeoping | faulting purchaser, after fivedays #dvertisemeat, JAMES GUILD, Auctioneor SM OOUBURY WHEELEL, fet 1004 Pennsyivania aves BRORT. P. HODGE. > BENJAMIN J DARNEILLE,( ABEHAL SALE OF THE SCHOONER 2 tor U LY bis A. HUGHLET. HER TACKLSM, AP- 6S ___ ee PARKL AND FUBNITUBE. rPyHOMAS DOWLING. oft gine of an order of ale, Isined ont of the er ae ei woe coe missin’ Marchesa jerk 's Office © Sapreme Vourt of the istrict g, er P ot of Cmts Holding District Courts and to mo at Star Buildings, corner Pa. ave, aud llth street. reed, L will cll, at ic sale, for cash, on 5 _ acanarie cna ¢ fuot of th street (Biloy’s woart) NOLL t 4 N. on the Potomac Tiver, the 8 or THU ree ea boc ie ptr poathoort Bnapinhieed on “Gy plover e Hlection cf American S, Anct. On 1575 ac pe ‘arties desiring Poonge (yess det rd : sho ey tallto nop opto z he cofieetion must be sokl. Bargsinguay beast +B. Marshal Defta | pected. isha dt) THOS. DOWLING, Avot, B H. WARN EB, Corner 7th and F streets, SQUARE 597 AT AUOTION. he —- TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUARLS SEAL ES- TRUSTFE'A SALE OF AN ELEGANT THREE- TATE, SITUATED BETWEEN Ist AND 2p SLORY AND BASEMENT HUUSE, BKOWN- STR&ETS WEST AND M ANON SILEZTS Wiker® PBOST, No. $14 OSTBEST NORTH: | SOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. . sy Virtue of adeod of trust. besring date the By virtne of a certain deed of trast, bearing 26th day of May. A. D. 1570, and recorded in dats Deeemb 5, 1574, aud duly recorded in Liber No. 615, at folio 344, of the land records her 765, folio 49, et #4. cn of the iaad records of | cf the county of Washington, District of Uolumbia, Washington county. D. O., and atthe writteu re- | and by direction of the hol quest of the party thereby secur. ?, L will sell. at ublic auction. iu front of the pr: THU cer of the promissory note oreby secured, we will offer for sale at paslic anc- nises. on THURS- | ton. tn frontof the premises,on SATUBDAY, the AY. the 17th day of Febru db at 5 | 19th day of February, 1876. at 4 o’ct o'clock p. m ,all that certain picce or parcel of land lying, situate aod being in the city of Wasbiagt ton, in said District, to wit: Ail of od five hundred and ninety seven ip seid District, aud tn round plat on thousand six hundred 1,675). @n and described upon the F! reof ag the west ore-balf of jot thirty-three (33), in reservation number ten (10), together with thy rovements thereon, Consisting of @ three-story an nent brown-stoxe front honse and commodious stable, all incumplete order. ‘Terms of sale: One-third in cash; the balance tn three equal instalments at six, twelve aud vighteen months, with interest at nd, oy per sonum until id, payable semi-annualiy, to be secured by 8 deed of trust on the premises sold. $30 ured by a deed of trust on the p: quired of the purchaser at tho time of sale. All | perty,in‘six, twelve, and vighteen months, A conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If the terms of | posit of two bundred dollars will be required at th gale ‘ally complied with in one week from | timo of sale. All conveyancing st the cost of the day of , the T; ustee reserves the right tore- | purchaser. if the terms of le are not complied sell the property at the risk and cost of the de- | within ten ae the Trustecs reserve the right to faulting pu. chaser. after five davs’ advertisement. resell at the risk and cost of the defauiting pur- ANDBEW B. DUVALL, Trasteo, chaser, BALLET RILBOUBN.{ trustees, S7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until | _febs-4 THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. | places» ANDER De BUVALbORrustes = OVE SALE 18 POSTPONED TO s z THE AB ALE I bIB co&ds [Rep] J.T. COLDWBLL, Salesman, TBUBEDSS . Nebevary Sei, at same hour and QB. WARNEE, corner 7th and Fatrecta, | lace. fe rustees. , A. WABNEB, corner 7th and ¥ streets. 7 oF PALLET BILBGORN, ty, _ UBDIVIDED ONE-HALF OF SQUARE Ease feb2l-d JAMES M. LATTA irustee: ONE-HALF OF SQUARE BAST OF SQUARE OMOAMBON BROS. Anctionsers, 347, AT AUCTION, meets @ D "southeast corner of bch snd B tin’ northweet, . RUSTEE'S PALE OF IMPROVED REAL ee pee a6 o'clock, & will sell, at publi THETATESON 1itu STREET SOUTHEAST: operty. Bquarecast of square No 616 te elraceel By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date July Tacncmel Riek noe oc 20th, 1874, and duly recorded in Liber No. 755, tween south Nand south O strects, Delaware | Map ath 1374 and duly recorded tu avenue and west ad street; square east of square No, a Washing! binerrhey Of the party 447, is situated between south O and south P strocts, secured thereby, I will sell, ublic auction, fo the Cre, Oe eae rete aa weet 12 and 1g | higieat bidder in frontof the promises,on THURS: montha; deterred: payaoente to Be Nahe dsedet DAY, te 2d Gay of MarchsIWo, ata O-clock pon A | Sritee. and to boas interest ak 6 bot cae ae atl (hat p‘ece or parcel of lad, being situate in the vay Fel cet ey arene at ee eeaUm | City and county of Washington, D.C, and kaown from day of eale. All conveyancing at cost of pur- ‘and described on the ground ‘plat ‘thereof ‘as the fime oteaereuaeers- G20 down on cach square at | Horth 1B feet. trout by the depth thersot of subs tebl coada * | divi-fon Lot 19, syaare 973, on Lith street southcast, — ib proved be oe wo: app eo saath La Dt ij eTmt x ne- fou casi Te EN OB OF THE, RAIN the | acco in two equal paymouts, ac ulne(® aboxosale is Fostpoued until TUBSDAY, Febra- | anceta the cata! payments, at nine 9 ary 22d, same hour and place. s $e util paid, dle semi-anni SEC cl S225 nuudted dollars Will be revuired on day of sale of the made wlogel baltiserthe abseaasle te poe tag | purchaser. All conveyancing at purchaser's coxt. It until THURSDAY, Febrasry 24th, sue hoor aad | Fis of ealé are not complied with in one week from place. ee ern eT AID WALKER. | the day of saie, the Tromeo reserves the right 10 fetd2 dts (Bep.) F.D. CLARY, Saloanan, | 26-1! the propé,ty at the risk and cost of the de- nhing purchaser. tameat® GEO. B. DYER, Trustee, at ton per cent. from October 1574, together with tme costs and expenses, in and the balaacs. for which the notes of the ascr shall be taken. centum pt interest at the snnum, payable seui- of the couaty ‘on, and at fe JB, 1s WARNS, corner 7th aud F streets, L fF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ¥ B. H. WARNER, corner 7th and F streets, SUILDING LOT FOR SALE ON THE EAST See fad Regt BEET, BETWEEN K AND L NORTHWEST. THE EASTSIDE OF 127 STRERT, BET. N will. ee AND 0 STREKTS NORTHWEST, IMMEDI. MB viuicrs co's rangle, cnction, te the highest | Steuer OPPOSITE THE BESIDENCE OF Bo cloe lot’ aot miaare | SUDGE MacaBTHUR . having pm. yabdivis a sell at public auction, to the bignest having a front of 1 fest’ by a depth of 65 feet to OT A ee ed 7. Terms: One-third cash; balance 6 and 12 months ‘clock p. m.. part of Sot 2, square 313. front- with 8 por cent interest. $0) dowa day of sala, all | 0 22 foot on hath ‘street, bye depth of 10 fect 1 oe Sj dich. conveyancing at expense of purchaser. ‘Ter alance in 6, 12 and 13 ~ febal-ét J.T OOLDWELL, alosman, | THES One-third cent, interest, Title perfect. = ‘of purchaser. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioncers, _T. COLDWELL, Salesman. Zrii all at public auction, on the prem: | TRUSTER SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Sets, atiotetog Brooks’ Beatin, oe toa te BEAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDS UF MARY- A February 89th, 1674, the follow! 2] LAND AVENUE, BETWEEN cry of thetate Ana M Brooks: = SMM! PFOP” | pitts West, -) ‘ te 3 mg ei 5 it situ ‘OHEN'S LOAN OF FI ington, District of Oclambia, a1 1» Corner of 7th stres | the city of Wasl id Nevo York avenue, entrance on New Known as part of lot No. 8, in square No. 576, and York avenue, ‘The most private Loan Uflice bounded as follows, viz: Beginuing for same on in the cit at the lowest ra\ Maryland avenue 14 feet 6 i of in ‘on Gold and Silver Watches, Diam of Plate Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Gentlemen's Clothing, Oarpets, and all articles value. T p\HIS 15 TO GivE NoTiu, ber tained from t! same, wit befor Sth day of Febs ‘ Guay otherwise by Inw be excluded from all bonedit of idee MARY LAVENDER, Admiotstratrix, 8 [epee St cars giaee terraces District of Columbia, holding EVENING STAR. "WEDNESDAY...Febraary 23, 1576. WALT WHITMAN'S Porras, Extracts from “Two Rivulets” Herewith are presented, ip ad vases of their publication, extracts from Walt Whitman's pew volume of poems, ‘Two Rivalets.” T: book is an intertwining of we author's char acteristic verse, alternatet throughout wita proge, and hence the name. At the outset comes this prelude, or sonata: Two Rivulets. aide by side, ‘Two Llended parailel, sirolling tides, Compat ions, travelers, gossiping as they journey. For the Eternal Ocean bound, ripples, passing surges, streams of Death and 6 Object and Sabject, hurrying, whiriiog by, The Beal and Teeal. = Alternate ebb and flow the Days and Nights, Straads of a Trio twining, Present, Future, Past, L hoe 'er you are, my book perusing, 1n I myself—in all the Woria—thess ripples flow, Al, all toward the mystic Ocesa tending. (O yoarnful waves | the kisses of your lips Your breast so broad, wita open arms, 0 tirm, ex- panded shore *) And on a well-known theme, this second verse: Or, from that Sea cf Time, Spray. blown by the wind—as domble winérow-drilt of weeds and s.0lks, CU little shetls. so curioas couvolate! ao limp'd Voicciess to the tympans echoes steil bi nt and tar cy sent from Atlantica’s rim- he Son! of the Prairies, Whieper 'd reves borations—churds for the ear of the West, jo, ously soundiog Your tidis Rs cid, yot ever new and untransla Lufinitesnmals ont of my lif+, and many s life (For not my lite and years alons I give al give: These though » -Kternity's nd Songe—waifs from the dvep— Te, « eb and ary, Wasted ch America 3 ntinent new, sent to the solid out of the liquit, Fuston of ocean and land (Not safe snd nous too, Out of the depths, the storm's abysms—Who knows whence th's waves, Baging ever the vest, with many a brokea spar and tatter d sail.) ‘Whitman gives His Own Portrait a” —and the pie- ture is illustrated by the following verse: Ont from behind this bending, rough-cut Mack, (Allatraichter. like Masks rejected—this a ‘This ccmmon curt 2 for me, in ye Tragedicr, sorrows, li my» This seething pit. This heart's g¢ography's m conti cent—this sound: sea; Ont from the convolutions of this globe, ‘This subtler astronomic orb thau sun or moon—than Jupiter, Venus. Mars: This condensation of the Uulverso—nay, here the only Universe, Here the Idea—all in this mystic h ‘These burin'd eyes, laching to you, to pas this Hitless ematt time, Tolsucch and spin through space revolving, side- ling—from these to emanate, To You. who'er you are—a Look. To a Locomotive in Winter. Thee for my recitative! even as now—the snow— nin measare| deal throbbing, and thy boat covvulsive; Thy black ¢)liudric body, Golden brass, und s'Ivery steal Thy ponderous sidle-bars, parallel and connecting Foes. gyrating, sbuitling at thy =\tex; Thy mctrica nt aud roar—now eri Thy creat pre fix d in front; Tay long, vale, f T-penuants, tinged with delicate | ‘The dense aud murky ciouds ont-belching from thy e—thy springs and valyes—tho lons twinkle of thy wheels; u Of cars behind, obedient, urerrily-follow- Through'cale cr calm. now swift, now slack, yet steadily careering: Type of the modern! en! m of motion aud power! pulee of the continent For once, come serve the maseyant merze ip verse, even as here I see thee, With storm, aud buffeting gusts of wind, aud failing snow. By day, thy warning, ringing bell to sound its notes, By night, thy silent signal lamps to swia, Fierce-throated beauty! Holl through my chant, with all thy lawless music thy swinging lamps at night; Thy pie cing, madly-whistled taughter: thy echoes, rousing al Law of thyself complete, thine own track firmly holding; Ki; (No sweetness debonair of tearfal harp or glid inno thine,) Thy trille of #1 ricks by rocks and hills return a, Launch 'd o'er the prairies wide—across the iakos, To the free ekies, unpent, aad glad, and strong A Song by the Potomac. By broad Potomac’s shore—again, off tongue! (Still attering—sil! ¢seulatiag—caust never cease this babbler) gain, old hen:t so gay—acatn to you, your sense, be fuil flosh Spring returping; x Again the freshness and the odors—again Virgiaia's Sumuner sky, pellucid blue and silve: Again the forenoon parp'e of the hill Again the deathiess grass, so noiseless, soft and green, Ageiu the blood-red roses blooming. Perfome this book of mine, O blood red rose every line, Potomac! fore Lcloss to put be- tween its page: G forenoon purple of the bills, betore I close of you! O smiling earth—O Sommer sun, give me of you! O deatbiess grass, of you! Misery im Wedlock. RUNAWAY MATCHES BY TWO BROTHERS AND TWO SISTERS-AN ABANDONED WIFE. Mrs. Eliza Hawthorne fainted in the Wash- ington Place police court yesterday before the justice’s bench. She had come with her mother, Mrs. Dr. Lownes, of 101 east 19th Street, lo substantiate a charge of abandon- ment against her husband. It was upon the appearance of the husband, who was led tn with other prisoners, that she gave way. In the early part of last year two daughters of Dr. Lownes were receivi the addresses of two brothers, John and Charles Haw- thorne. The girls’ parents opposed the inti- macy, and Dr. Lownes forbade the yous men to enter his house. Tae girls s.ippe: out slyly one evening, and were married to the Hawthornes in the house of a friend. Dr. Lownes cast off his daughters. Charles and his wife lived happily for a short time at the house of his mother, 30 Waverley place. Then he lost employment and they were dependent for suppor. = his mother, who disiiked the young wife. A child was born to the couple, and four da: afterwards Mrs. Lee went to tae Infant asy- lum at 24 Clinton place, and, representing herself to bea missionary, procured the ad- mission of the mother and child. She that the mother’s name was Horton, and that she had found her ta destitute circum- stances. Mrs. Hawthorne remained in the institution until she was recognized by a physician who was acquainted with her father. In the meantime (so she testified in court) she had repeatedly written to her busband, but had received no auswer,; nordid he go to see her. The husband testified that he had done the best he could to support his wife, but had no money, being himself sup- ported entirely by his moiber. He had sought his wife in @lmost every asylum in the city, but could not find her. Her letters had never been received by him. He asked his mother where she had gone, aud she wouldn't tell. He was committed to prison until be couk! procure bonds in the sum of $300 for the payment of £5 a week to the com- missioners of charities and correction for the support of the infant.—[N. Y. Suan, 21st. A MYSTERIOUS EPIDEMIC, supposed to be id fever, broke out the other day tn the vil of Eegley, in Englaad, and nas since spreadto Bolton. Several deaths have oc- curred and over one hundred persons been attacked by it. A swelling of the and eyes, accompanied by sickness, and in some cases, insensibility, is the primary symptom. ‘Various causes are assigned, the most probable being that the village milk ‘was supplied from animals affectea by the the water, defective “drainage, “aad lead the water, ive the outbreak is attributed by others. th officer, who bas zed the nae cers Sens ae ith water from view of the case is are suffering is develop’ . Near toone of the farms small stream of water, which is not of manured with house FE ie Hf red i ti aa it bgt EH > E 5s E He i fi | [ ; & E TALK WITH MANAGER one act of justice that should be one to the memory of M Mr. T. B. Pugh, who for the last four years, ‘and that is in co nection with ber last theatrical in New York, this city, Baltim I made the en j DAVE all thedocuments and p | my assertions. made the announcement of her “farewel ap pearance’ entirely on theirown responsi bilil» and without her kno’ With them for @ five weeks’ engagement. at £500 per night and had been considered b or myself as ber farewell, the terms would have ‘been at least would have managed Miss Cushman felt very much aggrieved axacted as ber 1 had arranged ther Miss Cash alf the house. managers and wrote me about it one time Ht threatened to lead to a diteulty rrett & Palmer excused Announcementon the ground that Mixs Cushman bad written them @ letter in which, as is very possible, she asked them to give their best attention to the tals, ag she thought or ho) her last appearance’ But, edge of the manner in which they tr strue this language, she entered mean- While into her subsequent engagements w hicago, Si. Louts and Cincinnati. ted. toexpose the matter when In New k. but [ persuades! her not to, tthe pudite to can themselves for d ‘this might be Ja those Cities. Shy ss Woman—tindeed, r lakt appeara » excellent bu had the reputation of being elose; this was because of ber strict business habits. demanded and would receive every cent | quiet, were and respected b She treated low, with respect, and oftentimes She was in the habit of say when addressing the ladies o! When I brought heron to act att the whole company was demorali soon brought chaos out of dis first it was diMfcult, bat when they acting at rehearsal as if she was t crowded audience they soon tmitat Iremember once whe: properly to approe. ger in “Heury V," wh: ‘ine, she final nd Acted the page herseif, instruct him,with as mt ig most amusing incident was at a rehearsal the little comedy of “Simpson & Co.,” at th her acting was so lidicro brimful of fan that b 2 le to utter their ittle French lady, parti larly, could not look at her without burst ngh,and Manager Hall, who was the theatre Walnut, whe and she was port was ha present, had ever he saw She had a fund of humor, was conversation enjoyed @ joke hugely. we Were traveling on the Peny road at one time, she was tron-water tbre gb a tube, in the cars, how joyed a joke of mine, that “if she kept water she would cert ron-clad,’ was her merry reply, tickled her immensely for som: I suppose she was wo: A sun of her sister Susan, a gsa- man named Edwin Cashman (fi name changed by law), 18, I believe, b: She has been su the breast for Bfteen pepers that that did of pneumonia, cau from exposure to the wea’ Her last appearance the Globe theater in ering from cane her, as she diet 1 contracted Astonishing Feats of Chinese Acre- bats, The Chinese tumoniers » the Jackson Street Chinese tudeed marv & stripped to the waist, combination on the stage. At drst the ara to be promiseaous, but six or hemselves agalast vercome him by spr rs striking him fall in breast with the soles of their feet. this curious mode of attack by sta a statae, while the others faliheayl.y upon A number of tables piled one abo brought ont and uptil @ height of about twenty feet is at- rformer, whose weight is not pounds, mounts them, and, springing into the air toward the floor the stage, strikes both feet with a heavy thud upon thebare bre ist of a man standing about ten feet from the foot of tables, throw- ing him violently to the floor. can sustain such a blow Again the agile acrobat ascends to the top table, and, springing somersault, while all the tables, except the lower one, are suddenly taken aw: Ube only table left be falls with a parently great enough to break every bone in bis body; but he leaps up again linmed!- ately and turns back the stage. Again he climbs to the top of the tower of tables, while @ second lies down upon & table a few feet from the base of the tower. Turning asomersault in mid-air, he falls upon the other body, the two breast to breast, and bounds off again with a second somersault. Other acrobats climbed to va- rious altitudes, and fell upon the stage, their backs with a ing. The feats are ali cxecuted by men in @ semi-nude condition, so that there is no chance for padding their The informed the Call re- porter that the tuwblers were trained from idhood, became habituated to the terrible concussions only by years of prac- tice. He added that many Were Kille! in ane or maimed for life.—(Sim Mraacisco Howa man is a mystery. upwards, turns @ hand-springs across alighting sqnare force that is astonit AN ARTIFICIAL Morara.—Mr. T. gers, the famous poulury raiser at Wetners- precise thing.” and has invented what he calls an artidcial mother for the rearing of young chickens. He esti- fty per cent. of chickens suffering from cold, by y thelr mother, by cats is, and in various other ways. He aiso finds that chickens to be itched in the winter. le has hatched three broods in nine weeks with one hen—that is,he takes away te chickens &s soon as hatched and places [resi eggs under the hen, and in this ways keeps ber busy propagating chickens. Mr. Rogers’ next move was to get up some invention that would take care of the chickens when has coustruciel what he This is a box compartments, and about three feet long by two feet and a half wide. rear is @ lid covered with wool, which shuts Within three inehes of the bottom; this is Held, has ‘sensed the mates that at least hatched are lost b; being stepped a table should be hb: hatched, and he calls an “artificial mother.” gi and on the outside are tin troughs can easily get their bills into these, and when they have got their fi . in which grave The chickens Thorsday, aud five lively as crick- ets, and seemed Hi i i i Q § 4 s: 3 eye for a three cont red none for a six on your left” fore ole Of all the so-called improvements whieh have been effected from tme to time in the means by which we make ourselves come foriabie and render ourselves independent of the limitations which nature woa) 1 impose upon Us, perhaps the introduction of gas was hailed apd bas been looked upon as among the greatest. It wants but little expert however, of the manner In which peopie live in towns to convince us that the reverse of Unis is the case, and th the pain and mi the means of infiteting advantages. If ang n eXamine bis sensa- having spent the ose room blazing “with whet he must far outweigh one doubts this, let hi tions in @ morning Previous eveuing in Wilh gas, and compare feels after having <pen: be _correspoud hours ta the open alr,or in a freab rosea, woot erately lighted with ot! are be we candies. There Ww people to wh ch experience 4 not wis € Of lansit if nat right headache they were to repeat the experir & general joxs to be procured tht Which people suje of ten Louses tt Cone goes frei reas is misery to lo nine out 10d of towns, to & room in on a winter nough to suffo. the room may be ess and depressed, but ormal state bey do not in this Way, to «my spiace in theaters a the evils whieh gas is yeaiculable, though of “il they must far out~ eh accrue from the * of tts light. The tof the fael forms a fact Is that the only one part the consump oxygen, and In this ges is very extravagant; ko tial althc we now obtain tenfold the light in oar rooms n we had before the introd ac 0 of tany increase in_ mosey We have to pay for it by a tenfold vitiation ofthe air. Three or four gas Cames ¢ && Much Air a8 a moderate fire, would live in @ room with # pan of charcoal without a chimn is & common thing togo intoa room in whieh tbree, four, or five gas flames have been burning for hours without even door or win- having been open; that the live in these rooms escape the evil effects is hot to be suppos : they have not sense ¢ trace Lue effects give up thelr warmth ana | they witl- fully close thelr eyes to what people inflict these m fe whether conse \¥ & positive th by the sauitary in- oe with them is @ is sure to follow, ay be. Forsyth, one auding fo the ¢ Wagon drive up to one Of Lhe stores Was nothing peea- lar in this, but what particalariy struck his alienlion We fact aut the driver, a eol- ored man, had an ex ngly lengthy pair Of relns, And WAs seated in Loe hindmost part of wagon. When the team stopped, the negro cautiously fastened the lines to @ Sandard. gol out over the hind wh made acir fifty feet t the beads of th This so exctted the geotiema Che walked upand nak “Look here, uncle, you are not crazy, are you Ton tee 1 look like a crazy nigger, Mare ‘on “Well, what in the name of common sense are you cutting up the tics for—walking almost twice ar “dl the ‘acon to get to itling oa the -gate’ te negro looked at the gentleman a mo- ment and t uncontrollable Ot of laughter. What the devi you mean?” Mars Tom, dat off mule ” Dat’s Mars Tu: “s roan mule.” “Well, what the mischief is the matier mule?” Mars Tom, dat male is a sight—dat She's the ongod t mate in all She got sense like white folks. Ne higger can’t come foolin’ rouud her. Oaly jas’ Chuseday she kickt a brass bres'pin of @ town meriatter’s shirt bozum. Trae, Mare Tom. An’ ce nigg: a at he ain't done gone jot bim home pow. Why, Mars Tom, when goes tohitch updat mule, I bas to put de ess On wid a pole, an’ I has to git a new ebry time. me play with powder an’ Chrismus shooters, but don’t gimme no roan mule! I can't stay wid Mars Tamp ‘ter dis week. I'm too fon’ of my fam'ly, an’ don’t b'lopg \o no eburch, nudder.”—( vannah News. OUTSIDE THE OLD Parry.—“Yes, we tried the ¥reform’ plan tu our couuty last year,” said an old farmer on the incoming train this morning. “We grangers jined ia with the democrats and the liberals and the independents and the woman suffragtsts and the whatnots, and jest carried everythi: before us—we did. | to save expense and extravagance {p office, you see” “Well, did you succéed in your object?” gentleman passen cer. “exclaimed the ancient soil-tiller in disgust: “we jest got ourselves into a fix— expenses is cettin’ bigger and taxes is eatin’ Us up Worse'n ever.” “Indeed.” “Yes, sure’s you're born,” continued the pmaens S ploy Joceer: ‘now there's our county superintendent—we "lected a woman to that position, and she didn’t want no salary or botain’, she said, but you should @ secu ber last year's report sent in a fort'nit ago.” “What, was it a heavy one! “Wal, I should say it was!” responded the frim husbandman: ‘flog me if she didn’t E= narged up for * amination, vi schools, and 4 bein’ at the state ‘sociation—stickin’ ui fo ene agen nd days at Si a day—81,22, by bokey'—mor’n I could earn @-farmin’ in three hull years!” “She ought to be satisfied with that,” re- marked another passenger. But she wasn't” declared the old man; ‘“blamed ifshe didn't seem to be mad be- cause il warn’t leap year, so’s she crowd In ‘nother workin’ day Journal. 87-A lady revivalist, Sister Anna Maines, is ing With great success in Michigan town — ED. DI CABROLL. On the 2ist instant, Mrs. Excma B, GAkEoEt Voungent daughter of General and ‘ire. 0K , The friends and acquaintances are invited te tiwnsto morrow evening, Sith instat erase wD evening, to'Uek Hill Cemetery == SIMONDS. On the 224 of Febroery, st bis dence, in thie oity Mr. SreramN Stns aged 68 years months Bie faperal wili tak: onthe 24th instant. at 3o'clock. from the Ih etrece ME Church south eest The friends of the family are tae Vited to attend UNDERTAKERS. R. ‘W. BARKER, Cabinet Maker and Undertaheri 618 Livn Grazer Moxrawner. R. v. HARVEY, Under Be, 934 7 Sraner, between Minth and Teamm fore besn odered to'the wear Janb-tr B. B. corner Mth and D strests. U™ rep STATES MAILS. MESSENGER SERVICE. WASHINGTON, D. 0,